My spring 2019 chick flock

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This is a thread about my little chicks from 2019.

Here's a basic bio of each chick!:

Name: Kenisha
Breed: golden comet
Sex: female
Received: march 27 (she was two weeks old at the time)
Personality: Momma bird, curious

Name: Thyme (will be Ramon if it's a mean roster, Ty if it's a nice rooster)
Breed: bantam silkie
Sex: straight run
Received: march 29
Personality: extreamly bossy, bold

Name: Ginger
Breed: bantam silkie
Sex: straight run
Received: march 29
Personality: little chicken syndrome

Name: Samantha
Breed: Golden laced wyandotte
Sex: "female"*
Received: April 3
Personality: slow, gentle

Name: Gladys
Breed: cuckoo maran
Sex: "female"*
Received: April 3
Personality: sweet

Name: Lacey
Breed: Cuckoo maran
Sex: "female"*
Received: April 3
Personality: relaxed

Name: Anis
Breed: Buckeye
Sex: "female"*
Received: April 3
Personality: curious, friendly, bold

Name: Tzipporah
Breed: Ameracauna
Sex: "female"*
Received: April 5
Personality: so far she seems shy

*90% chance of being female

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(They have a bigger area now)
Currently no pictures of Tzipporah.

Stay tuned :jumpy
 
Update:
So I just went to check on them and spend time with them. They're all doing good. I was holding each one of them and petting them to get them used to being held and touched. Gladys, Tzipporah, and Samantha handle it the best. Ginger was pretty good too. But as I was holding Tzipporah, she decided to calmly poop on my hand. I turned my hand. It SLID off my hand. It landed on my shoe. Thanks Tzipporah.
 
The chicks gave me a heart attack. I went down to see them, and they COMPLETELY panicked. I've never seen them so panicked. They were squishing themselves into the corners of their box. They finally calmed down and seem completely fine, idk what happened. They act as though nothing has happened, except they may be slightly more nervous than normal.
 
I adopted another chick today. She's a buckeye. Right now she doesn't have a name.

She has a really bad limp, so I'm afraid to put her with the others, both for her getting trampled and I'm afraid that it could be contagious.
 
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Pictures of thyme, Hazel, and Tzipporah. (Apparently Hazel and Tzipporah are camera shy)

Look at Thyme's crest. Ginger's (other silkie) is smaller, and she's smaller overall.
 

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